Georgia Institute of Technology

Current undergraduate students may participate in the Five-Year BS-MS Program offered by the School.  The Five-Year BS-MS Program allows eligible students to use up to six credit hours of graduate-level course work in the major discipline for both degrees. Georgia Tech undergraduate students may be admitted into the program upon completion of 30 semester credit hours (and no more than 75 hours) at Georgia Tech and attaining a GPA of 3.5 or higher.  Both the application fee and the GRE test score are waived.  Students need to maintain at least a 3.0 GPA when receiving the B.S. degree in order to be converted into graduate student status and must continue immediately into the M.S. program in order to qualify for the 6 semester-hour “Graduate Course
Credit” option. 

Please see the Graduate Handbook for more information about all programs offered by the School.